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# Welcome to the Audio Splitter Wiki
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This is the official documentation for [Audio Splitter](https://git.vmn.su/max/audio_splitter) – a tool for splitting audio files into tracks using a flexible tracklist.
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## Quick Links
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| Section | Description |
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| [Getting Started](Getting-Started) | Installation and first run |
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| [CLI User Guide](CLI-User-Guide) | All command-line options and examples |
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| [Web Interface](Web-Interface) | Using the web UI |
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| [Deployment](Deployment) | Docker, reverse proxy, and environment variables |
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| [Architecture](Architecture) | Project structure and how it works |
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| [Contributing](Contributing) | Guidelines for contributors |
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| [FAQ](FAQ) | Frequently asked questions |
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## About
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Audio Splitter is a Python-based tool that reads a tracklist (with timestamps) and splits an audio file into individual tracks. It supports:
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- Multiple audio/video formats (MP3, FLAC, M4A, MKV, etc.)
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- Custom tracklist formats (`%ts %tn - %an`)
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- Start-only (`00:00`) and start:end (`00:00-01:30`) timestamps
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- Metadata writing (title, artist, album, comment)
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- CLI, web UI, and Docker
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**License:** GNU GPLv3 or later
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**Repository:** [https://git.vmn.su/max/audio_splitter](https://git.vmn.su/max/audio_splitter)
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